The new platform, called World Liberty Markets, allows users to lend and borrow digital assets among one another. Debuting Monday, the service will support the firm’s own tokens — the USD1 stablecoin and another token called WLFI — alongside Ether and a form of tokenized Bitcoin, as well as USDC and USDT, the market’s leading stablecoins.
Zak Folkman, a World Liberty co-founder, said additional collateral types will be added over time, potentially ...
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